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In banking, what is the principal asset that ethics protects?
Trust. Ethics is the operating system protecting customer trust in banks.
What is the goal of institutionalizing ethics in banks?
Make ethical behaviour the default daily routine, requiring no external supervision.
Define conflict of interest in banking context.
Personal interest interfering with employee's ability to act in bank's interest.
What does immediate family typically include for conflict-of-interest purposes?
Spouse, children, parents, in-laws, siblings, sons/daughters-in-law, brothers/sisters-in-law.
Can an employee disclose account balance to a self-claimed spouse?
No. Confidentiality is non-negotiable; consult Legal Department if genuinely in doubt.
What is a major reputational risk in fair dealing?
Incentive-driven mis-selling: concealing risks, inflating returns, ignoring customer risk appetite.
What must bank social media policies require regarding employee profile names?
Employees must use real names only, never aliases.
List four things social media conduct must not do per bank policy.
Breach customer data secrecy, erode stakeholder confidence, violate regulations, damage brand image.
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